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Yes sir...but everytime I think I have found an error in a TM I have been wrong, this time I am not so sure.

I just spent a considerable amount of time looking for the silly part number for the silly little rubber plugs that there are a total of 8 of them, the rubber brake dust plugs. In the rear, I clearly need 8 of them, but they are not so much as shown in the parts #TM9-2320-273-24P. Am I crazy...

Plastic Bottle Threads FUBAR (REPLACE) Screw Down Lid Threads FUBAR (REPLACE) Kink in outlet hose (UNKINK, POSSIBLE REPLACE) Jets blocked (PULL, DE-CLOG FLUSH WHILE PULLED, REINSTALL) Someone would have a real winner if they could find a GLASS bottle that simply swaps in. That plastic pos...

I found the AXLE documents needed. CLICK HERE then on the right you see the 9-15K models, that is what you want, DISC BRAKES stuff. I think we have D120HD Axles. 12,000 pounders. Yes the outer caps are supposed to be clear to see the oil inside. If these trailers were flooded the axles...

Blast...! I just looked for the axle ID numbers and I "think" they are covered by the welded on trailing arm. CLICK HERE for an Axle ID How To. "IF" someone sees this ID please share it w/ me.

Hmmm those axle hub ends I believe were once CLEAR in color, and probably for a reason. CLICK HERE for the part I "think" we have .

Anyone know how to cage these brakes? I think they are a #D120HD DEXTER AXLE. No joy or I am too stupid ot quickly find the docs for these things on their website.

Give it a bit, I bet ya "Those Military Guys" are all ready on it....

That's BaddAZZ brother!

If "someone" made a sturdy pull out battery holder for that area they would have a hit. I would venture to suggest just two Sears B-14 batteries and maybe an AMMO CAN or two next to the batteries for more tools. I just have not been there, yet, to make it. I got sidetracked and bought an M916...

M925A1 = MORE FUN than an M923 :-)

Where dat?

You can clean that up significantly by just buying a 2 Pin Deutsch connector and deleting the extra dryer connections. It's really easy. You just disassemble things and remove the aux. dryer connections and put it all back together w/ a 2 Pin Deutsch connector. No special tools needed. I did an...

Will it slide? Can you solder a new wire to one end or the other and pull the new wire thru? Perhaps do a nice skinny solder job? If it will move I think I would strip back a good 2" and interlock the strands w/o bending, then solder, using solder sparingly but up the whole 2" lemgth.

Ummm, is that the one usually found categorized the Pipe Stretcher Tool(s) (Different sizes of course) or ?

There ya go... I am a Grand Master / Professional at Illusory Superiority. No one does it better than me. My lemon tree produces the best lemons in the world and you can not replicate what I do, oh so very skillfully that I do it. Dunning and Kruger would follow me for days!

Well then, measure away! Maybe w/ a tool like this for the pitch;

I just had a though, if you cut it in 2 pieces you might be able to drill it out to size, then tap it to NPT specs and pop in an NPT plug. So you would have a plug screwed into a plug.

OK well if I were doing that I might consider taking that part to a good welder and just cut it into 2 pieces just above the hex and weld it shut and Viola, you have a plug. After that and I am sure preferred, just determine the thread pitch and then measure the OD of the threads and look for...

Is this the thread that you would wish was a plug?